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You should change your user name to Negative Nancy

Nov 10-15 for mature bucks, then nov20-25 again. Nov1-9 you will see tons of bucks not many shooters in my experience.

Sorry to hear Seth. Call Dana Schultz at Twin Creeks Taxidermy in Allison Iowa. He is one of the best bird guys in the state. Tell him Brian Reinertson sent you and you will be taken care of.

Again, when choosing a taxidermist, make sure their mounts look like your trail cam pics. Good luck everyone this season!

Like others have said, look at some of the bucks of a lifetime at the Iowa deer classic. Makes me cringe after seeing some of these monarchs of the woods, they deserve better. These bucks are what make everyone wish they hunted in our great state..

Horse doctor hit it right on the head. I reckon he might know a thing or two about animal anatomy. Many guys think their mounts look "great" but the sad fact is they don't understand anatomy and don't compare their mounts to live deer pictures. The ears lay where they do on all deer, eyes...

Like I said earlier in this thread. This post is is not for suggestions on others. The artists I named are ones who I personally guarantee the highest quality and service. Just trying to help members who want piece of mind they will get a superior product for their money.

Booner, Chris would have been #1 on the central Iowa list but he moved to Colorado. He is a dear friend of mine, can't say enough about his work and him as a person!

Also, this thread isn't intended to have people chime in on other taxidermists they use. This is for artists I guarantee with do your trophy justice. Hope it helps

Forgot to add Greg Culavier for central Iowa. One of the best taxidermists and guys in the nation!

I hate to see negative experiences with people on here about their trophies so I decided to post some tips and recommendations for you guys who shoot trophies when you decide who to have work done. 1) go see their work or look at their work on fb or websites 2) do NOT price shop! An extra...

Tom is aware of the situation and has been a saint (as usual) on trying to rectify things for everyone. He is one of the good guys in this world, I highly respect him as an ambassador for taxidermy and a man.

Beautiful stone, we can all learn from Paul's legacy

Sounds like you had a great season. Ups and downs, reflection on what is important, friends.. I'd say it was a success. The kill is a fraction of the hunt. Thanks for letting us follow!

This stuff makes me extra mad since it gives all taxidermists a black eye. Just like tresspassers getting a $60 ticket some taxis don't even get a slap on the wrist for this stuff because nobody wants to prosecute. Every trophy is sacred to the hunter and the thought of never seeing it again...

Depends on the kid. My closest friend had his boy killing deer by 6. He is 13 now and has a pile in the 150s or better and a 183 last year with a bow.